Topic: Health and Lifestyle
Health care leaders to share expertise
Executives and experts representing the major health care sectors convene Feb. 6 for the University of Miami Business of Health Care conference to provide insights on how to best navigate the fast-changing seas within the nation’s largest industry.
‘Moms in Medicine’ book talk on Jan. 14
Join us online or in person at Calder Library to explore the mental and emotional challenges faced by mothers working in health care.
Building healthy habits
What two University experts and a student-athlete want students to know about managing stress, taking care of themselves, and building a stronger sense of well-being.
Building healthy habits
What two University experts and a student-athlete want students to know about managing stress, taking care of themselves, and building a stronger sense of well-being.
‘Innovation with Purpose: Reimagining Health for All in the Age of Technology’
Join us Nov. 20 for the 18th Biennial Ralph H. and Ruth F. Gross Endowed Lecture with Azizi A. Seixas, Ph.D.
Jamaica: No stranger to powerful hurricanes
Hurricane Melissa devastated much of the infrastructure in the island nation, which often experiences the impacts of Atlantic hurricanes. Now, the process of recovery begins.
How do we ruin sleep?
A sleep expert at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine discusses ways to improve sleep hygiene and do away with bad habits.
What can Green U do for you?
Working in partnership with departments throughout the University of Miami, Green U is focused on helping to minimize the University's impact on the environment through sustainability and other ways.
Why are so many Americans deficient in vitamin D?
A University of Miami nutritionist tells us the reason and ways that we can correct getting enough vitamin D.
Mental health matters
On World Mental Health Day, learn to recognize early signs of mental health struggles—and ways to support those in need.
Martial arts as a model for his teaching
Associate professor Juan Pablo de Rivero Vaccari in the University of Miami School of Medicine applies the discipline of laido—a Japanese martial art of swordsmanship—into his neuroscience lab and his classroom.
